You might recall that Elon Musk claims to hate taxpayer subsidies. They should all be “deleted.” Except for the subsidies given to his companies (often for doing nothing), of course. Back in 2020, Musk’s satellite broadband venture, Starlink, gamed a Trump-era FCC subsidy program to try and grab $886 million in taxpayer dollars. It was […]
The 2,400-square-foot restaurant will feature a mobile drive-thru, kiosks for ordering dine-in and rapid pick-up, as well as mobile pick-up and delivery options.
Laumeier Sculpture Park’s 2023 Visiting Artists in Residence are Pittsburgh-based artists Lenka Clayton and Phillip Andrew Lewis. This collaborative duo utilizes innovative approaches to conceptualism and minimalism to realize their […]
In a letter, Janis Mensah, who served as the board’s vice chair, said the jail’s commissioner should resign, the jail should close, that Mayor Tishaura O. Jones should be “ashamed.”
Without advertising job opening or hiring search firm, council votes 5-1 to hire Amber Withycombe, a friend and political ally of Mayor Nikalyn Knapper.
Taleb Rebhi Ali-Jawher shot and killed Christopher Simmons when he believed Simmons was stealing a $1.10 candy bar from a gas station in Old North St. Louis.
A Chesterfield man was told by a homeowners association that he couldn't add solar panels to his house. Why are solar fights breaking out in the county?
On the first night of Hanukkah, Tasha Kaminsky got a rude awakening to the state of Missouri politics. Kaminsky is married to Elad Gross, a Democratic candidate for attorney general.
Indoor soccer, the cult, began on Dec. 14, 1979, when 18,005 fans, then a league record, jammed The Arena to watch the Hartford Hellions defeat the St. Louis Steamers 5-4.
For about as long as passengers have stepped onto buses, public transportation in most of Missouri has meant fixed routes and schedules. The idea of on-demand, point-to-point service as a public amenity was unheard of. Today, those rides are being offered in Kansas City and St. Louis. Smaller Missouri cities are mulling whether microtransit — […]
WASHINGTON — Negotiations over immigration policy made small progress Wednesday, but not enough to strike a deal and ease the passage of billions in global security aid before Congress leaves for a three-week recess. Meanwhile, members of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus said they are frustrated that some proposals under discussion would make major changes in […]
Fans of Stephen Sondheim, families looking for entertainment options that aren’t holiday themed and musical aficionados are in for a treat with New Jewish Theatre’s fanciful production of Into the Woods. The beloved musical twists familiar fairy tales into a new adventure filled with humor and charming characters.
The Crazy Patty's Reuben at Shay's Creole Smokehouse (912 South Main Street, St. Charles, 314-852-2803) is less a sandwich — or a clever reference to a character in It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia — than a realization that you are eating a Reuben as god intended. The key is owner Shay Landry's pastrami, a succulent, peppery, smoke-laden masterpiece that drips with mouthwatering jus and rendered fat that soaks into the perfectly griddled marble rye and mingles with the tangy, housemade Thousand Island dressing to form a glorious sauce.
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